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Campuses in Sarasota and Manatee Counties

Welcome to Harvest House

Revitalizing Neighborhoods. Transforming Lives.

Harvest House is one of the few nonprofit organizations in Sarasota to work towards the development, preservation, and management of affordable, service-enriched housing. We serve homeless families, veterans, youth ages 18 to 24, and adults with a history of incarceration and substance abuse. Our model is becoming the standard for serving members of our community who are working to rebuild their lives. We believe that affordable and supportive housing programs improve economic status, revitalize neighborhoods, and stabilize lives.

Programs

Family Haven

Family Haven

Emergency shelter and support services for families who have nowhere to sleep.

Home Again

Home Again

Permanent supportive housing and case management services for homeless families.

New Heights

New Heights

A supportive housing program designed for 18 to 24 year olds who are experiencing homelessness.

Freedom

Freedom

Affordable residential recovery for adults who have struggled with substance abuse.

VETS

VETS

Veterans Empowered through Transitional Services: Residential recovery for male veterans experiencing homelessness.

NSPs & Graduate Housing

NSPs & Graduate Housing

30 homes that have been purchased & rehabilitated for low-income families & 17 for program graduates.

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Harvest House

Sarasota housing and service provider for veterans, families, and individuals who are homeless.

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young philanthropists warm our hearts <3

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Boys asks for gifts for a homeless woman

SARASOTA, FL (WWSB) - Here is a heartwarming story about little boy's generosity. 6-year old Caleb McCaffery is giving up his birthday presents this year.

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Awesome solutions !

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Our plastic waste can be turned into homes that cost just $280.

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As a Harvest House success story, Ryan has worked so hard to get where he is today - especially with regaining custody of his son. Ryan recently learned he has a cancerous mass growing behind his eye, but he refuses to let this bring him down when he's gotten this far. The first dose of treatment is a small piece of metal infused with radiation that will be sewn in the side of the eye and removed after a week, but he needs $20,000 to start the treatment. Share and contribute to his GoFundMe page by clicking the link below. Every little bit helps.

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Click here to support Saving a single father's eye organized by Ryan Christopher

While trying to regain custody of his son by working day and night 6 days a week, the 32 year old Ryan's vision started to get blurred in his right eye. Thinking it was due to getting insulation in his eye, our company sent him to an optometrist. During this visit, the doctor told him he has a ma...

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Our Executive Director, Erin Minor, was featured on Suncoast Morning WSRQ Radio this morning! Check out her interview with Kaylene McCaw and David Wolfe here.

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Suncoast Morning (WSRQ) Interviews Executive Director of Harvest House

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We are so so so proud of these amazing individuals that have accomplished so much. ConGRADulations!

Thank you to the Charles & Margery Barancik Foundation, Community Foundation of Sarasota County, Gulf Coast Community Foundation, and Lee Wetherington for always being supporters of the Harvest House mission and our awesome, hardworking clients.

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-18 beds. -$80,000.

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Proposed budget cuts could dramatically impact treatment centers such as First Step

"It can be pretty overwhelming to try to figure out how to operate an organization when you're experiencing something like this," said P.J. Brooks of First Step of Sarasota.What Brooks

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